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Glenn Brooke | November 7, 2015 | Leave a Comment

Leadership Communication: Simple, Repeatable, Shareable

Today’s LEADERSHIP Post – by Glenn Brooke

A colleague recently forwarded a note from her boss, asking if I could clarify the meaning of some of the jargonized sentences. My response:

Yes, one needs to maturate a voluminous lexicon of enigmatic multisyllabic attributive participles to succinctly and effectively communicate these transformational aphorisms.

Communication is essential to leadership work. We can share vision and ideas, influence how others think, listen and learn from others, and manage work which leads to results. Leadership communication is a craft which we’re always practicing and sharpening.

Kirby Ingles | October 3, 2015 | 3 Comments

Renovate Your Task List with a Few Simple Rules

Today’s FOCUS post – by Kirby Ingles

If you have been following for a while, you will know not long ago I asked you to kill the task list. The list can grow out of proportion. The overwhelming feeling prevents a clear mindset. It clutters up thinking, and the list becomes unmanageable. Rather than sift through all the rubbish, you should bury it. We should create systems that help us reduce the clutter. If we manage them with a few rules, we can stay organized.

Kirby Ingles | August 29, 2015 | 3 Comments

Write Simple Emails to Get Better Responses – Kirby Ingles

Are your emails always getting overlooked? Are you tired of not getting your emails answered after you spend your precious time writing them? On average, a person receives more than 100 emails and sends over 30 emails every day, so it is easy to go unnoticed. But, it doesn’t have to be this way.